# well, that's loaded statement if I ever saw one, but

Posted by Matt K (89 SE 5spd) on September 18, 2003 at 12:31:01: In Reply to: Amazing how there's still seemingly a lot of 'slavery' in America eh (on the meat industry chapters)? n/m posted by Will on September 18, 2003 at 10:26:06: in some small way you're right. Illegal immigrants have no real rights, since they aren't citizens. So it's not hard for them to get trapped in really unpleasent situations, since there's nowhere to go for help. I don't imagine it's much different in any first world country, America's situation is just the best publicised and most widely known. Still, I'd hardly characterize this as slavery. Replys:

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: in some small way you're right. Illegal immigrants have no real rights, since they aren't citizens. So it's not hard for them to get trapped in really unpleasent situations, since there's nowhere to go for help. I don't imagine it's much different in any first world country, America's situation is just the best publicised and most widely known. Still, I'd hardly characterize this as slavery.